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Free Press Action President and CEO Craig Aaron cautioned lawmakers against throwing out the whole 1992 Cable Act when crafting new rules.

As FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks points out, one error in particular threw off the results in the report by millions.

Advocacy group Free Press flagged a critical mistake in an earlier draft of the report.

In March, the advocacy group Free Press had crunched the numbers and exposed a huge problem.

Even as the FCC moves forward with a fresh quadrennial review, the court battle over earlier media-ownership decisions is advancing.

“Regardless of your opinions about Assange, these charges are an assault on press freedom,” said Timothy Karr of Free Press.

Forty-seven House Democrats are calling for a Net Neutrality compromise with Republicans, who have refused to support a full restoration of the Net Neutrality rules.

Reuters reported that the Justice Department’s antitrust division has recommended filing a lawsuit to block the $26.5-billion deal.

Advocacy group Free Press urged the Justice Department to block the acquisition, saying it would exacerbate an existing “affordability crisis”.

The problem we must address is the underlying political economy of the internet.